, 1887-08-18
LOCAL JoTr,Nas.

Immense bargains In satins at the |
Great Eastern Co.'s.
The morning train has been behind
time for several days.
The pit OF the gas house is being
lined with iron sheating.
Mr.. Edwards Is putting up u small
cottage on Sprague street.
Mr.. Chapman il improving his
place by grading the yard.
DON'T miss the slaughter In silks
at the Great Eastern to-day.
The Methodist church Is adver.
tised for sale by /. S. Kaufman.
Dress goods OF all kinds mt very
inside figures at the Great Eastern.
Fourth day Of the great slaughter
OF dress goods Mt the Great Eastern.
Mr.. Graham is having his house
painted and thoroughly renovated.
jackson Il Co. were receiving an
immense stock Of goods yesterday.
Special sale of silks, -atins and
brocades Today at the Great East
ern.
Wire screens are being fitted to
the doors and wind0 vs. Of the Ar
lingtOn.
There ought tn be some lively bid
ding on the Fair Association land
next Saturday.
The electric light on Mil street
was n little out of kiiter yesterday,
but has been repaired.
Any one can wear silk dress now,
while the great sale OF silks Is going
an at the Great Eastern.
A number Of neat cottages have
recently been built in the region
back Of the school house.
A handsome wall OF brick is being
laid I'm front of the new houses on
Howard street, belonging to Mr..
Dennis.
Go out on the excursion To the
lake next Sunday. 1t will be- Il pleas
ant trip and the cheapness Is IA
recommendation.
Mr.. Toklas has had the ridge upon
which his new house stands grav-
eled, and Is now putting up neat
fence around II.
Mr.. Becker Is putting up II sub
stantiai stone wall In front OF his
land on Howard street, which is to
be surmounted by a neat fence.
Remember the excursion next Sun
day to Coeur d'Aiene lake. Those
who desire 10 pass Il pleasant day
should not fail to make this trip.
In the game in which Gillespie
played with the Dan Sully nine
against the Helenas, he made five
hits out of five times mt the bat.
There is a coed demand for car
penters. Some contractors are of
fering SO. so a day for men, aud Il
general rise i'm wages is expected.
Water Is being put i'm MIR. Rods
mans new house i'm the first adj
dition to the Railroad addition. 1t
has to be carried II long distance.
Farmers report that ON White
Bluff prairie there will be more than
AN average crop of grain, and that
vegetables also are looking remarka.
bly, fine.
a large crowd had goth red at the
station yesterday n"tnurg > wit
ness the arrival of ihl' p..vii'S Auc-
tion company. They dn, u t look
ut all devilish.
The weather has been pretty COM
fOrtably warm during ti," summer.
but yesterday took the rag from the
bush. 1t was hot enough to suit the
most exacting.
The dilapidated portion of the
sidewalk on Riverside avenue, be-
tween Howard street and the pa
vilion Is to be repaired. Timber for
the purpose is now upon the
ground.
The boys are already selling
tickets to the Mikado performance
that takes place on the lst of next
month for the benefit Of the fire de-
partment. Everybody should pur-
chase a ticket.
Quite IA crowd gathered yesterday
afternoon to hear the orchestra re-
hearse the music for the Devils Auc-
tion. IL is said that the music was
not the most attractive part OF the
The skeleton ibis of Il number OF
large, new, elegant buildings have
crept above the serface on the north
side of the river during the past few
days. Building operations over
there will figure up many thousands
of dollars this year.
The cover sensitive" tlfer and
drummer Indulge in Il little
facetious explanation in another col
umn. The next time humOr is at
tempted these will be an effort made
to put sufficient point in II that it
may he readily seen.
Cast your eyes into our leading
jewelers. window and you will see
some elegant specimens of the jew
eler's art in the shape Of Knight
Templar charms. Wetzel d DodsOn
get there. MonOgrams and Masonic
marks are engraved to order.
There il to he another excursion
on Sunday to Lake Occur d'Alene,
under the same conditions AS the
one week ago. Every one who
went before reports having had a
splendid time. A much larger num-
ber should take advantage Of the OPP
l",rtunity this time.
Last evening a little hoy about ten
years old was fishing off the bridge
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